Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1887-02-20


"a One of the largest estates in New York
Fas that Of Harmanus Rutgers, the brew
ery and the map of the property lett by
IS son, Henry Rutgers, is quoted in very
any deeds of today. But Harmanus
Futgers was not so wealthy but that ne
new the advantage Of giving his son a
forough business training, so Henry
as apprentIced like all bows OF his age.
II Will be seen that the articles OF inden-
re are rigid; indeed, they would be
Pnsldered by rich mems sons of to-day
Fly severe in depriving them of
britain inalienable rights. Here thev
K as recorded in liber 20, Jan. 90,
lhls indenture witnesseth thai Henry
Autgers, with free Will and consent of mis-
Rther, Harmanus Rutgers, brewer, hath
u himself, and by these presents doth
luhtarlly and of his own free will and
cord, put himself an apprentice to
lolnas Thong, OF said city, merchant,
lIn MIN TO live and after the manner OF
apprentice to serve from the 9th day OF
tooer, 1928, till the full term of seven
Bars De complete and ended, during all
nicn Term the said apprentice his said
aster snail faithfully serve, his secrets
~ MS lawful commands everywhere
a9ly OBEY; he shall do no damage to his
master nor let 1t be done by others
thout letting or giving notice To his
master; he shall not waste his said
asters goods nor lend them unlawfully
any ne shall not commit fornication
contract matrimony within the said
III. Az cards, dice or any other unlaw-
game ne shall not play, whereby his
master may have damage; with his
soous nor the goods OF others within
9alu term without license from his
". " master he Shall not buy nor sell: he
WI not absent himself day nor night
MS masters service without his
nor haunt ale houses, taverns nor
nVuses' put In all things as faith
apprehtlce he shall behave himself to-
MS SAID master and all his during
sai9 term, and the said master during
sala term shall by the best means or
nous mat he can teach or cause the
appIehtlce to be taught the art or
''s Vi merchant, and shall also Ind
PROVIDE unto the said apprentice
annr meat, drink, lodging, fitting for
spPIentlce during the said term; and
rrti ne salu ihomas Thong, after the APP
a',Uesnlp, his said master, If he be
th nu no misfortune happens, will
W. '@lu apprentice with a cargo to
ro esU lngors. For the true perfor-
nee OF all and every the said cove.
nts and agreements either of sajd mar.
oind themselves unto the other bv
piesents' HENRY RUTGERS,
bo THOMAS THONG.
Nv ,1 u[sV tnree instruments in liber %,
sa i'gl' teil OF the exploits OF Engeltie
ysI,, ~ orlnging people into the world.
unlike most women, wasn't
~ ~ ~ teli her age, but plumply swears
W years OF age. She appears TO
oeen an official midwife, and her
eates Illuminate the records Of her
Wirequent intervals.
noooly no man is better or more
e.ously Known than John Smith. but
Iot SO well known that in I742 he
M Sieaey embarrassed, as has been
oa iecofd IN letter to his wife from
ry ; In ~ he says: 81 am still by
siGor vary malloncholly, when /
tSo , 10 what strelghls ] am drove,
c c%o manner OF my leaving my family
ana know OF no friend to
bnaro,,,,ol any assistance, aud am,
shaSveiy speaking, afraid OF my
nat vessel TO embark. or 10 what
=, or IN what capacity to 90. so that
KY speaking l am not myself.
II I've giad il the supreme Being
~ Ve pleased to out the thread of INV !
~ So tI,at 1 might drop into nothing. /
heroaP misfortune, such as bad debts, |
Ibed ana Williams. that has over. |
Er.e, ms y | am tho often |
i,vu oy you 20 be otherwisel. vour
iohate husband. JOHN SAsrTsI -
ner James Humple died in I7bo
s Sls 10 De difficult matter TO proye.
u - Kennedy, who was called
eri a. make deposition, was very
rail-, ~ statlng the exact facts. II il
90 y ~ oiear from this deposition that
81 Snao longer humpeth himself. hui
inS th Is warranted in verify be-
|1kosi,,o mat he is dead. The
i0u Is executed in the Island